Gatlinburg short video clips

[dltang]

Here are a few short video clips that Rando took with his Flip video camera. It is a pretty cool little camera. I downloaded the videos to my laptop and just finished putting them on Youtube so I can share. I also have a longer one of The Tail of the Dragon from Brian's Hero Spyder mounted camera. I have to edit it first and then post it as they only allow for a 10 minute video on youtube. In the mean time here are a few clips to enjoy and I'll post more as I get them.
First day's ride meet up at Sugarland visitors center in Smoky Mountains National Park.
YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.
YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.
The lady in blue is Rando's wife, Bonnie
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This is only about half of Lamonsters driveway.
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Some shots from the early ride on Friday that a few of us took prior to the meet up for the Hillbilly ride. These have not been edited yet so excuse some of the shots.
YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.
YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.
YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.
Here are the last two videos we took. These were after the Can-Am BBQ and we decided to go back into the Park even through the rain. It was still a nice ride with beautiful scenery.
YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.
YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.

[gjco]

It looks like you all had a great time. I hope to try to get to one of these next year.:thumbup:

[dltang]

Here is one more, our edited video of The Tail of the Dragon ride
YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.

[one2doo]

:2thumbs::2thumbs::2thumbs: Looks good. Enjoyed meeting you!

[SpyderRider2492]

Thanks for posting these picture it sure looked great, however I did notice on clip 'Pre-Hillbiily ride #2' just after you made the left hand turn ( and I was not going to mention doing what we call here in CA, a California stop ) if you look hard just after the turn there appears to be a big green Elephant in the field, no thats also something to talk about..............

Glad all went well and you all had a great time, hopefully I will vebture out more next year to the 'other side of the US oa A'

[bjt]

( and I was not going to mention doing what we call here in CA, a California stop )

I hear you but if everyone stops, looks both ways, then turns, the group gets so spread out and if our guide turned down a side road, someone would get lost. On those back roads, we rarely came across other traffic so a cautious rolling stop kept us together pretty well.
p.s. A GPS didn't always work real well in that area. Sometimes it caused more confusion than just trying to follow street signs (if there were any).

[SpyderRider2492]

Agreed in full :2thumbs: I do this too.